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Global National: Oct. 23, 2021 | Military deployed to Saskatchewan as pandemic support
Credit: Global News On this episode of Global National: The Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) has been deployed to Saskatchewan to help front-line workers battle a relentles…
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Election
Fewer people tend to vote in municipal elections in Edmonton than in Calgary. We look at why - CBC
Oct 25, 2021 Experts have several theories, including one that suggests competitive races create more intrigue More Edmontonians cast a ballot in this year's munici…
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Energy
Canada’s First Nations see green hydrogen as an indigenous reconciliation opportunity - Mining Weekly
JOHANNESBURG – Hydrogen systems are not only going to be green, clean and low emission but they are also going to be local – and Canada’s First Nations see them a…
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Health
Canadians who had allergic reaction to first vaccine dose can safely get second, advisory committee says - CBC
Second shot can be administered after consulting allergist or doctor, committee says Oct 22, 2021 Those who had an allergic reaction to their first shot of an mRNA …
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What you need to know about COVID-19 in Ottawa on Monday, Oct. 25 - CBC
Key updates on COVID-19 in the region Oct 25, 2021 What's the latest? Ontario begins lifting capacity limits in venues such as restaurants and gyms today and bus…
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'Vaccinate so you can fornicate': Public health ad aims to dispel myths about sexual dysfunction - CBC
'It's a serious issue but at the same time ... you can't take yourself too seriously' Oct 23, 2021 A recent Alberta Health Services message aimed at encouraging vac…
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Armed forces help not enough to combat overburdened hospitals in Sask.: physicians - CBC
Calls for additional restrictions being ignored: medical association president Oct 24, 2021 Health-care workers in Saskatchewan hospitals and intensive care units s…
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With questions still unanswered, witnesses called back to Quebec nursing home inquest - CBC
Hearings resume today over privately run Herron home, where 47 residents died in 1st wave of COVID-19 Oct 25, 2021 The inquiry into the Herron long-term care home i…
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Why 'waning immunity' from COVID-19 vaccines isn't as bad as it sounds - CBC
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With patience and respect, Montreal doctor convinced vaccine-hesitant co-worker to get her shots - CBC
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How to cope with loss, grief during the COVID-19 pandemic - CBC
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Coronavirus: What's happening in Canada and around the world on Monday - CBC
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Journey through an incredible world of awe-inspiring insects in Bug Lab, a new immersive exhibition at Ontario Science Centre
TORONTO, Oct. 25, 2021 - Step into a realm that's truly un-bee-lievable! With giant, ultra-realistic models of bugs and engaging hands-on activities, Bug Lab explores t…
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Ontario's doctors release action plan to address health-care challenges in northern Ontario
SUDBURY, ON, Oct. 25, 2021 - Addressing health-care challenges and service gaps in northern Ontario are among the top priorities of a major new plan by the Ontario Medica…
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Remembrance Day Sentry Program selection announced
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Jean Chrétien says he never heard about abuse in residential schools while he was minister - CBC
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A new online encyclopedia will be a hub of Indigenous teachings - The Star
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The Northwest Territories RCMP has received and reviewed the independent outside police jurisdiction investigation into an incident which occurred in the cell block area …
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28 Indigenous-owned businesses receive new Hydro One Business Grant in partnership with the Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business
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MNP stands with residential school survivors and their families on Orange Shirt Day: Honoring survivors and supporting reconciliation
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ONWA Honours September 30th Orange Shirt Day
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Every Indigenous Voice and Vote Matters
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ONWA supports awareness on Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD) Day across the Province
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COVID-19 Relief Money Available: Deadline Sept 30th. Apply now!
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AFN National Chief Archibald launches a strategic direction toward positive and evolutionary change for First Nations and all Canadians in “The Healing Path Forward: 2021 Federal Priorities for Strengthening and Rebuilding First Nations”
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The Healing Path Forward: 2021 Federal Priorities for Strengthening and Rebuilding First Nations
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AFN National Chief RoseAnne Archibald to Present 2021 Federal Election Priorities for First Nations and Canada
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Vision Quest Documentary Premiere
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Cherie Brant Appointed to Board of Directors of TD Bank Group
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Hydro One investing in a more reliable and resilient electricity system in northeast Ontario
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